Siluria Technologies Confidential Slide 1
Methane: The Better Ethane!www.siluria.com Siluria Technologies 409 Illinois Street San Francisco, California USA
Siluria Technologies Confidential Slide 2
Siluria: Executive Summary Successfully achieved longstanding oil and chemical industry goal to use natural gas directly as a building block feedstock • Dramatically amplified in todays natural gas world
Significant compe77ve advantages: • $1B/project/year advantage over predominant technology in $200B chemical market • 20 to 60% economic advantage over gas-‐to-‐liquids state of the art
Excellent compa7bility with many exis7ng industries • Over 2500 poten7al exis7ng site applica7ons • Huge global markets (>$3 Trillion)
Establishing strategic partnerships to enable: • Economic first units • World scale deployments • Building a license business
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Methane to Ethylene via OCM
Commercially defined technical and economic success metrics • Selec7vity • Conversion • Catalyst ac7vity • Fixed bed system • Opera7ng temperature • Opera7ng pressure • Catalyst life/strength • Formed commercial catalyst
Templated Syntheses
Nanowire Catalysts
High throughput screening for OCM
Enabling InnovaBons & Proprietary Technologies
Break-‐through Natural Gas Based Technology -‐ Proprietary innova7ons -‐
Confidential information
No or ineffective catalyst
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C2H42CH4
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O2
89"3%(
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3-step catalytic process requires finely-tuned conditions to proceed down desired reaction path
but in reality takes place in 3 steps over a single catalyst
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Proprietary catalyst
Chemistry
Air, Enriched Air, or Pure O2
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We Have Developed Two Basic Technology Packages Using Our Core OCM Innovation
Ethylene and Associated Products
Gasoline (RBOB)
Aroma7c Chemicals
OCM (oxida7ve coupling
of methane)
Purifica7on/Separa7ons
ETLTM (ethylene to liquids)
Inpu
ts
CH4 Source
O2 Source
Dis7llates (diesel/jet)
ETL process can selec7vely produce any one of these liquid products
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Break-‐through Natural Gas Based Technology -‐ Two core process packages -‐
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Successful Scale-‐Up of OCM Catalyst, OCM Process and ETL Processes
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Pilot
20 kg/day
Demo Plant
800 kg/day
OCM
Scale-‐Up
Series 1
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Lab Scale Bench Scale/Pre pilot
Pilot Reactor
2 gal/day
Demo Plant
80 gal/day
ETL Scale-‐Up
Series 1
OCM Demonstra7on unit in FEED First gas in Q4 2014
ETL Pilot unit First gas in Q4 2013
ETL Demo Complete Mid 2015
Break-‐through Natural Gas Based Technology -‐ Successful process and catalyst scale-‐up -‐
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0.001 Kg Batches
0.1 Kg Batches
1 Kg
Batche
s
10 Kg
Batche
s
100 Kg Batches
(via CMO, Pilot V
alidated
)
1000 Kg Ba
tche
s (via CMO, for Com
mercial)
Catalyst Scale-‐up
Catalyst Scale-‐Up Process Scale-‐Up
Demonstra7on unit catalyst produc7on both in-‐house and partner-‐produced
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Demonstration Facility OCM Demonstration Unit
• Scale ~40x of Pilot Plants (Approx. 1760 lbs/day C2=) • Estimated cost ~ $15MM (±25%) • Timeline • Strong Project Management Process / Multi-‐Disciplinary Team • Existing Industrial Site (La Porte, TX) • Substantial Host Company Support (15 yr. commitment)
2013 1/1/2014 10/1/2014
Project Ini7ated Construc7on Start Gas In
Break-‐through Natural Gas Based Technology -‐ Now moving to demonstra7on unit -‐
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Huge, Drop-‐In, Global Markets -‐ Ini7al Builds -‐
Siluria’s ethylene technology enables both world scale plants and small scale optimized deployments
Siluria OCM Process
• Economic performance superior to steam cracking
• Significant environmental and sustainability advantages
Small Scale Deployments
30 -‐125 kTA
• Aerac7ve economics in many deployment scenarios
• Many near-‐term deployment opportuni7es
Scale-‐up
World scale Deployments
1 -‐ 1.5 MMTA
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At World-‐Scale, We have Clear Economic Advantages and Winning Spaces
Segment CompeBng Technology Siluria Advantage
Ethylene Naphtha Cracking Feedstock – Cost, Purity Capital
Ethane Cracking Feedstock – Cost, Abundance
Olefins MTO Capital and Cash Cost
Gas-‐to-‐Liquids Fischer-‐Tropsch Capital Product Slate
Methanol-‐To-‐Gasoline Capital Product Slate
Broad areas of Compe77ve Advantage -‐ Significant Capital and Cost Advantages -‐
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Siluria OCM is Broadly Advantaged Over Naphtha Cracking
World Scale Target
Naphtha
World-‐scale OCM wins where the O/G price ra7o is 8 to 9x (BBL/MMBTU)
Sources: IEA (Advanced Resources Interna7onal), BP, Reuters, Bri7sh Geological Survey Eurostat Half-‐Yearly Gas Prices 2012
Example countries in Euro Area where average industrial natural gas prices in 2012 were below $12.50 (approximately 1/8 the energy value of oil)
• Belgium • Czech Republic • Spain • Netherlands
• Poland • Romania • UK • Turkey World-‐Scale
OCM Wins
Broad areas of Compe77ve Advantage -‐ Significant Capital and Cost Advantages -‐
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Siluria OCM is Broadly Advantaged Over Ethane Cracking
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uency ob
served
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Ethane to NG $/MMBTU raBo
USGC Historical Ethane to NG $/MMBTU raBo 2009 -‐2012
$0.00 $0.10 $0.20 $0.30 $0.40 $0.50 $0.60
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Etha
ne Frac Spread
($/gal)
US Historical and Projected Ethane Frac Spread
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World-‐scale OCM wins where delivered ethane price is >1.4x natural gas on an energy basis • At $6/MMBTU natural gas, 1.4x
corresponds to 56 CPG & $416/MT ethane
• This implies an approximately 15 cent/gallon methane/ethane (delivered) spread
Ethane
World Scale Target
World-‐Scale OCM Wins
USGC Ethane and Methane Historical Pricing based on Henry Hub spot and Volumetrically Adjusted Conway/Mt. Belvieu blended spot pricing based on Bloomberg pricing data from ICIS Projected/Future Pricing based on IHS Cost Curve Service and Envantage 2013 publica7ons
Projected
World-‐Scale OCM Wins Mt
Belvieu
Broad areas of Compe77ve Advantage -‐ Significant Capital and Cost Advantages -‐
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OCM Monetary Advantage Over Cracking Can Be Very Substantial
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Siluria OCM Ethane Cracking Naptha Cracking
Cash Cost + Ca
pital R
ecovery
($/M
T C2
=)
Cost of Ethylene ProducBon ($/MT C2=) OCM vs. Ethane Cracking vs. Naphtha Cracking at World
Scale
Based on Recent 3 Year Commodity Pricing Monthly Average (4/2010 to 4/2013) Gulf Coast pricing Bentek Energy Natural Gas: $3.61/MMBTU, Ethane: 54.5 CPG , Naphtha: $883.55/MT
Broad areas of Compe77ve Advantage -‐ Significant Capital and Cost Advantages -‐
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Annual OCM Advantage over Naphtha and Ethane Crackers ($MM/year)
Cash Cost
Cap. Chrg
Cash Cost
Cap. Chrg Cash
Cost
Cap. Chrg.
OCM vs.
Naphtha
OCM vs.
Ethane
> $1.2B per year
> $250MM per year
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The Monetary Advantage Over MTO, MTG, and FT Can Be Substantial
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1000 1200 1400 1600
Siluria OCM MTO
Cash Cost + Ca
pital R
ecovery
($/M
T Olefin
s)
OCM vs. MTO at 1,000 kT Olefins Scale
Based on 2011 Gulf Coast pricing from IHS Methanol Cost Curve Service 2012: $4.14/MMBTU natural gas
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Siluria OCM MTG FT
Capital Cost ($B
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OCM+ETL vs. MTG and FT Capital Cost at Approx. 50 kBBL/day Scale
Broad areas of Compe77ve Advantage -‐ Significant Capital and Cost Advantages -‐
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We Have Developed Small Scale, Lower Cap-‐Ex Initial Deployment Process Packages For Existing Sites With Solid Economics (15 to 25+% IRR)
Huge, Drop-‐In, Global Markets -‐ Ini7al Builds -‐
Markets Capacity IntegraBon Concept Project Cost ($MM) Unlevered IRR (%)
Ethylene 30 to 125kTA Maximum use of site OSBL, product recovery, and fuel gas system
75 -‐ 100 20 -‐ 30
Ethylene/Power 30 to 125kTA + 20 to 100 MW
Maximum use of site OSBL, N2/CH4 to power produc7on (or usable fuel stream)
100 -‐125 15 -‐ 20
Gas Processing Retrofit for Ethylene
30 to 125kTA Maximum use of exis7ng frac7ona7on/separa7ons equipment and ethylene take-‐away capacity
75 -‐ 100 20 -‐ 30
Gas Processing Retrofit for Liquids
0.5 to 2 MB/D Maximum use of exis7ng frac7ona7on and separa7ons equipment
75 -‐ 125 15 -‐ 25
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We are Forming Strategic Partnerships
Broad areas of Compe77ve Advantage -‐ Strong Partnerships -‐
• Support of Demonstration Deployment • Enable First Builds and Licensing:
– Existing Ethylene Crackers – Merchant Ethylene / Power – Natural Gas Processing Sites
• Joint Development / Feasibility Studies – Other Adjacent Products: Aromatic Chemicals, Diesel, Jet Fuel – Other Site Applications: Refining – New Opportunities
• Validate Technology / Pursue Licensing Segment – EPC Firms • Clear Vision to World Scale • Financing
Siluria Technologies Confidential Slide 15
Siluria: Executive Summary Successfully achieved longstanding oil and chemical industry goal to use natural gas directly as a building block feedstock • Dramatically amplified in todays natural gas world
Significant compe77ve advantages: • $1B/project/year advantage over predominant technology in $200B chemical market • 6 to $8B capital savings vs. recently built mid-‐east gas-‐to-‐liquids plant
Excellent compa7bility with many exis7ng industries • Over 2500 poten7al exis7ng site applica7ons • Huge global markets (>$3 Trillion)
Establishing strategic partnerships to enable: • Economic first units • World scale deployments • Building a license business